Exhibit Section

  • VIII. New England Children Make Maps

    [expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] American Treasures 1. Of Maps and Beavers 2. Preserving an American Treasure 3. Thoreau and Maps 4. Nineteenth-Century Surveying 5. Urban Community 6. Genealogical Resources 7. Of Climates and Empire 8. New Engla...

  • VII. Of Climates and Empire

    [expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] American Treasures 1. Of Maps and Beavers 2. Preserving an American Treasure 3. Thoreau and Maps 4. Nineteenth-Century Surveying 5. Urban Community 6. Genealogical Resources 7. Of Climates and Empire 8. New Engla...

  • VI. Genealogical Resources

    [expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] American Treasures 1. Of Maps and Beavers 2. Preserving an American Treasure 3. Thoreau and Maps 4. Nineteenth-Century Surveying 5. Urban Community 6. Genealogical Resources 7. Of Climates and Empire 8. ...

  • V. Urban Community

    [expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] American Treasures 1. Of Maps and Beavers 2. Preserving an American Treasure 3. Thoreau and Maps 4. Nineteenth-Century Surveying 5. Urban Community 6. Genealogical Resources 7. Of Climates and Empire 8. ...

  • IV. Nineteenth-Century Surveying

    [expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] American Treasures 1. Of Maps and Beavers 2. Preserving an American Treasure 3. Thoreau and Maps 4. Nineteenth-Century Surveying 5. Urban Community 6. Genealogical Resources 7. Of Climates and Empire 8. ...

  • III. Thoreau and Maps

    [expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] American Treasures 1. Of Maps and Beavers 2. Preserving an American Treasure 3. Thoreau and Maps 4. Nineteenth-Century Surveying 5. Urban Community 6. Genealogical Resources 7. Of Climates and Empire 8. ...

  • II. Preserving an American Treasure

    [expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] American Treasures 1. Of Maps and Beavers 2. Preserving an American Treasure 3. Thoreau and Maps 4. Nineteenth-Century Surveying 5. Urban Community 6. Genealogical Resources 7. Of Climates and Empire 8. ...

  • I. Of Maps and Beavers

    [expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] American Treasures 1. Of Maps and Beavers 2. Preserving an American Treasure 3. Thoreau and Maps 4. Nineteenth-Century Surveying 5. Urban Community 6. Genealogical Resources 7. Of Climates and Empire 8. New Engla...

  • VIII. Maps of Maine 1853-1860

    In the shadow of the commercial dominance of the large publishers in Philadelphia and New York, attempts continued at local map production. John B. Mansfield, a resident of Baltimore, published three wall maps and geographical books from Bangor and B...

  • VII. J. H. Colton

    By the 1850s, Joseph Hutchins Colton (1800-1893) was the preeminent U.S. geographic publisher. Working in New York, he produced a wide variety of guidebooks, atlases, wall maps [map 33], gazetteers, pocket maps [34], and travel guides covering all pa...